Terminal-as-a-Service

An example use case of how the Terminal can be utilized.

Problem

White-label providers and embedded finance platforms want to offer crypto payments as part of their services, with tenant-level separation, compliance, and customization—without managing blockchain infrastructure internally.

Solution

Actors

  • Platform integrator (white-label provider)

  • Sub-clients (merchants, financial apps, platforms)

  • End customers

Integration Flow Explained

  1. Integrator contacts Inabit support to enable Terminal for their main organization. Implement the Inabit Approval App to authorize API operations and widget management.

  2. For each client, create a dedicated Inabit organization via admin tools or API.

  3. Create Customer Address or Purchase Address widgets for each organization.

  4. Sub-client embeds the widgets into their checkout or product interface.

  5. Each sub-client receives its own webhook events for transaction updates.

  6. Integrator manages settlement, compliance, and reporting across clients.

Relevant Features

  • Full organizational isolation per client

  • Custom webhook URLs, policies, and widget configuration

  • Central management for compliance and analytics

  • Widget branding per sub-organization

  • Crypto-to-fiat off-ramp options per tenant

Benefits

  • Scalable crypto payment infrastructure for platforms with many clients

  • Complete white-label capability

  • Segregated data and flows per tenant

  • Centralized control over technical and financial flows

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